Dr. Urszula Leończak and Assistant Aleksandra Wielgat working with a patient with a microscope
It is really worth taking care of your oral health, because healthy teeth are the key to overall well-being. Therefore, today we will focus on one of the advanced tools that can help improve the quality of dental treatment – a dental microscope. Let’s find out when it is worth considering dental treatment under a microscope and what are the advantages of this approach.
The use of a dental microscope
A dental microscope is an optical tool that allows dentists to make precise observations in the mouth using a much larger increment than a regular dental chair. It allows for more precise and complex treatments, which is especially useful in the case of root canal treatment, removal of cavities, implantation and many other procedures.
A dental microscope provides high-resolution images, allowing doctors to focus on the smallest details. This makes it possible to detect problems that could not be noticed with the naked eye and to precisely carry out treatment procedures.
When should you consider treatment under a microscope?
- Complicated root canal treatment: Root canal treatment is a procedure in which infected material is removed from inside the tooth and filled with a special material. The use of a dental microscope allows for accurate assessment of the shape of the roots and eliminates the risk of leaving remnants of infected material.
- Cavity removal: When removing cavities, the microscope allows dentists to precisely remove the affected tooth tissue, minimizing damage to healthy areas. This means fewer complications after surgery and faster recovery.
- Preparation for Implant Placement: In the case of implant placement, a microscope is extremely useful for assessing bone structure and the exact location of the implant. This increases the effectiveness of the procedure and minimizes the risk of complications.
Advantages of dental treatment under a microscope
- Precision: A dental microscope allows precise procedures, which translates into better treatment effects and a shorter recovery period.
- Problem Detection: With the greater increment of the microscope, the dentist is able to detect problems that may not be visible with ordinary equipment.
- Less pain and discomfort: Treatment under a microscope is less invasive, which means patients experience less pain and discomfort during and after the procedure.
- Increased effectiveness: Thanks to the precise operation of the microscope, treatment is more effective, which helps avoid possible complications.
- Increased trust: Patients feel more trust in a doctor who uses advanced equipment, which increases their comfort during dental visits.
It is worth noting that not all dental procedures require the use of a microscope, but in the case of complicated procedures or when we want maximum precision, it is worth considering treatment under a microscope. It is an investment in our health and comfort that can bring excellent results and reduce the risk of complications.
